The phrase "avoiding too" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of avoiding something in addition to another action, but it requires more context to be meaningful.
Example: "I am focusing on avoiding distractions, avoiding too the temptation to procrastinate."
Alternatives: "also avoiding" or "in addition to avoiding".
They emphasize saving, avoiding too much credit, and living well but simply.
The sharp suits roared their approval, while avoiding too much thought about whether the actual racing was being marginalised.
Maybe Callazo is spent now?" 4.49am BST Khan vs Collazo: Round Ten Khan still moving around, avoiding too much close action.
As such things go, not bad, I'd say… EVAN OSNOS: A bit dishwater, perhaps, but by avoiding too much aggressive tossing of redmeat he at least avoided looking shrill in comparison to Obama's encompassing approach.
These include logical things like avoiding too much direct sunlight, staying indoors where necessary, drinking plenty of fluids to replace those lost by sweat (and don't forget the salts).
"Urinetown" is an extended joke about the preposterousness of musicals: Officer Lockstock and Little Sally discuss the importance of avoiding "too much exposition," note the discrepancy between the show's "happy" music and its grim plot and lament its "terrible" title.
The Sinoplys have survived these Russian centuries by avoiding too-close encounters with politics and current events.
However, researchers should also make deliberate trade-offs between efforts to keep connected and avoiding "too-close" contact, and reflect on how much interaction is too much.
During this period, hourglass cells around the hilum with a large water-holding capacity might be an effective buffer (McDonald et al., 1988 a ) for avoiding too-rapid wetting of the radicle and the hypocotyl (Fig. 8), and compensate for the lack of an activation lag of the water channel (Figs 2, 3, 6 and 7).
You can do this by avoiding blocky overall shapes to your house (having one giant square or rectangle) and also by avoiding too-flat walls.
"So avoid too many advice.
